Avoid eating toxic substances when walking

When taking a Yorkshire terrier for a walk, it will like to sniff around to collect more information. At this time, the owner cannot take it lightly. Don't let your Yorkshire terrier sniff unknown objects or pick up things to eat outside (you can reduce the occurrence of this situation by training "fasting"). Some Yorkshire terriers do not eat fibrous food for a long time and lack fiber in their bodies. They like to eat some plants when walking. This should also be stopped, because some plants will be poisonous to Yorkshire terriers.

Regular immunization and deworming

Immunization is the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases. Dogs have a variety of infectious diseases, such as canine distemper, parvovirus enteritis, etc. Some of these diseases are fatal and, without specific treatments, can only be prevented through vaccination. Primary immunization requires three consecutive vaccines, spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart. After three injections, the vaccine should be injected every other year because the vaccine is only effective for one year. At the time of vaccination, the dog must be completely healthy and must not have abnormal reactions or disease. Generally speaking, the puppies brought home need to be checked for about a week, and if there are no abnormalities, they can be vaccinated.

Do not drink or eat when your dog has diarrhea

When your Yorkshire terrier has diarrhea, you should pay more attention when caring for it, and do not let the dog eat Other foods, some foods are too much for a Yorkshire Terrier’s body to tolerate. We already have diarrhea, and we cannot give the dog water. These are the reasons for the worsening of diarrhea. Therefore, raising a Yorkshire terrier is our main purpose and our greatest happiness.

It is best to train your dog from a young age on the good habit of not licking or eating indiscriminately, so as to prevent the dog from contracting diseases.